Whitney Point High School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Whitney Point, NY)

 - Class of 1950

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JY xx My EXl ,L 9? X x J H L :J i g 'X . .- fxg Q X Xa lx 'J f 4? xx fvfnllll annual galifion if TA: mmmn M4 ,490-1,4 1750 fd fox an clue QU' tech fm JAM 227 Um rxlzemf 77741 Cvnfz ij Gaflook . . , f O - C Punlished by the students of lhitney Point Central School Whitney Point, New York onfamfs tl f' L0 L04 2374 ala -its 251521 624-Lv ,tfts rj 0.3 Qcloninis aio-n, , . N5 SX-sonic-fs , . Q n ' xiC41iotQ, A, . A, , CL s 37 Qcfiw-c'f'ic.r . .A sfo 73 ,61 55 c ' im A,.A ,A ,,... ,A 078 One year after the turn of the century the frame bu1ld1ng known the old Whltney s PO1Ht Academy, wh1ch was bullt 1D 1866 burned the ground Temporary quarters were secured for the school urposes the new town hall and other places A new brlck structure was erect on the s1te of the one that burned Th1s was known as the Wh1tney Po1nt Hlgh School and served the C0mmUH1t3 unt11 1936 Talk of central 1zat1on had been golng on S1nC9 November 1930 The actual vote IH fa vor ot C6Htr811ZHt1OH was carrled December 14 1934 A11 the d1Str1Ct schools, L1S19 Free Academy and other temporary un1ts closed for Thanksg1v1ng vacatlon and the ent1re school was moved to the new Whlt ney Poxnt Central School November 30 1936 In the past fourteen years new equ1pment and departments have been added Last year to take care of the lncreased enrollment 1n the grades a new w1ng,cons1st1ng of f1Ve grade rooms,was erected parallel to the or1g1nal win As f1DaHC9S and crowded CODd1t10DS warrant more rooms w1l1 have to e 1ncluded 1n future plans Some day s new 1nvent1ons and SC19Ht1f1C d6V610Dm0HtS create the demand Whit ey P01Ht Central school w1ll wlthout a doubt reorgan1ze and enlarge to keep pace w1th progress 4 W 2X2:? I . f,,? X' ' Q-gx HUHTIHISTRHTIUH !!!!!U unbnnn-J iQ-I-1' Taw- wqww X7 N fr To the Class of 1950 Con ratulations May your lives be long and merry full of happiness an ones of service We who are older look back on the first half of this century as the greatest 50 years of man s existence Eb much has been done to improve man s lot that,1f progress stoDD9d now,there would be few to find fault But you and I know that progress will not stop and that new horizons are constantly appearing You do not realize now how fortunate you are to have your future wrap ed u in the second half of this century. I fully believe that so muc wil be accomplished during the next 50 years that the past ones will be considered as only the simple beginnings of great things Let us remember, however, that no matter how clever man is in producing labor saving devices and lives of comparative ease and luxury unless man continues to improve himself he w1ll not have a1n- ed much. You must face this square y and resolve that you will hefp ID whatever small way or large wa? possible to help men live together work together, play together an worship together so that this present elusive thing called Peace will not only be a possibility but a reall' ty in your lifetime. M swam, f l J n 1. Q 4 y 211' ', 9 '- ' for ,g t, If . -Q f , 2' Q' ' Q if 1 ' ff , 1 , 5 Q I , '2 Q o o i 'vs' WL l g i 2 - Y M' ff sur 'Mr VH g,,gf sis? , .r . , , , , , . l I fp Irs. Iva H. Colgan School Secretary Mr. Osmer J. Brooks Administrative Assistant Hr. Hiram Goodrich, D1SLf1CL Superintendent. Congratulations to the mid-centurg graduating class. Yours js a marvelous opportunmty to use all of t e resources of the twent1eth century to advance today's world in its struggle for the right way of 11fe Make the most of it adage: Seated Frank11n Pendell Clarence Walter Pres1dent Walter Smith btandlng Carl Blrd Kenneth Stearns L s11e Strong 7 Not in pxcture Ernest Edmister w N 'f 1l5y F1FSt Row Lynn Spangenburg Rozern Smlth Carl 011ver xobert Grant Second Row Lloyd Burghardt Moy P1er Paul Abbott Lester Ketchum Orland larnes Gordon Hoag Merton L1vermore Earl Leet Les11e smith w gifs ,,,, elf, I 1 5 P in J ff Xf s W :PF..! i 5 P g 3 3 ?.i1 Q 5 Orvie Sawyer Lynn Stanton Wllliam Sears Ernest Jenks bui1d1ng su perintendent 2 7 ,Qu ww' 2? ,4Lg..-S-f--L 'ww mam., 'bi' Sadie Stgughtgn Sylvia Gruesbeck Lennie Stlllf-00 Cafeteria Manager 1 fi' gg I XR'-EX Jennie Smith label Sawyer F. Marie Scott M.A. Senior High History Eugene Guarino l.A. Science Winifred McNamara B.A. Mathematics Tressa Corcoran A.B. Language, Journalism by John Crosley l.S. Social Studies Margaret Boyle 5.3, Science f? K. 4.-hair Donald Pa e B.S, Shopg Aglllia 'U' 3,1000 if , George Iilcox B.S. Agriculture '22 GFX 55? Bette Glynn B.S. 0 Secretarial smer Brooks Commercial fre: film ii' R '5 John Sullivan B.S. Leo Birmingham 1nduStr1a1 Art Junior High Mathema 'Qui George Ricotta Robert Bailey 5.1, lath., Bus. Train. Instrumental Instruct 1 194 -50 in Willians B.s, Librarian IW' - eanor Goodwin B.I. llusic guerite Jayne B. S Helen Frawley A,5, Beverly Zuidemg B.S. Guidance Homemaking Lucille Ke11ey1BfS. DOTB Baff0'5 Olga Tracy L c,3Ehg1iS , J . High Eng. ish. Social studies English' 'Ut h r QV Alfred S00QUet '-s- Virginia Ross B.S. Baeola Hibbard R.N. Boys Phys. Educ. Coach Girls Phys. Educ. School Nurse A u mx 3, 72 5 ,.ih, W -C15 4 Avg? r 7 if W f 4: we x' - x ' -' -. Nz Clara Rozelle Geraldine Harris Alma Beardsley ls Fifth Grade 11 second Grade Girls Phys, Educ, g'51nF G- AF? Gladys Smith Kindergarden - QC Helen Fordham First Grade Florence Roys B.E. SwomiGnde Eva Holland B.E. Fourth Grade Nanc Hetheriugton B.S- K ill efgafteh Cleo Abbott First Grade . wi e x Mimi h Q M M' iff an-. if X nw 'wV ' ' UE' SM , Y V. ., 2. ,giv 'wg QM'N: A V ' ws, ' ,J i ,J- 'Bg ' 'Q r- ' .,:.: L A rx 55: 9. . x ,Q fC,f'mz iffg. ,Q unit at l em. x 'w Vera Bush Third Grade wh? Bernice Northrup Fifth Grade 'ASQ MarQorie Spencer B.S. K Ddefgarten First Grade v l7?mf Eg21g: uw, WW 1-A 1 K GH, ,mw- nd Hazel Clo SmomiGgg2 ' R 'S 1 R f Nnhr Sztt ,rrlirgfltirage Ruth Young B. Fourth Grade z i '-. Grace Ticknor Nettie C1811 B. Sixth once Sixth Grade N7 X Xu ff fm:mmm.l11f..1f1.,,,,W, A7 X Xw Y 455 f1, ' T? Q ' I I n l RQ ff WINIFRFD MAY BAILEY Actxvxtles Chgfu, y Play Commlttee Chagfman r Play Cast ee u R feree's Club 1 y Inter mural Sports 4 y 3 Currxculum College Entrance Hobby Danclnl Bhd Sports Future Plans G and Co e ood sport d 0 n t be wx h JUNE ARLENE BEARDSLEY Actxvxtxes Band 4 yrs Glee Club 3 yrs Swxng Band 4 yrs Chorus 4 yrs Cheerleader 2 yrs Intermural Sports 4 yrs an Sr Play Casts Currxculum College Entrance Hobby Learnxng to drxve Future Plans Cortland State Teachers College Everyone lxkes June because she has such a pleasnng per X 'N sonalxty 14 RICHARD C ANDERSON Actxvxtles sketball 1 ack I seball 1 Chorus Currxculum College Entrance Hobby Classxcal Records and runnxng track Future Plans College rxng h s ear at tney Poxnt Dlck has become ver well known ROY FDWARD ARNOLD Actxvltxes B nd 3 yrs B nd 4 yrs Swxng Band 1 o s C orus 1 on and Gold 1 Ph0t0Bfl P y 2 yrs Currnculum Busxness Cours Hobby Dancxng Future Plans Work kes to t ot a trump ' ' ' - Ba - yr., Tr - yr., Ba - yr. - 1 yr. l I ' ' Du ' D i y 'hi Y , ll l ' ' ' - jr. a - . Sr. a - ., ' - .Q yr., B y h - yr., Ma- ? ra - yr., S h - . . - . e f D - 5 Li o et. J ' ' ' - Sr. -5 rs. Jr. ' - S . , G1 Cl b-1 yr. 9 - r., - Q - rl - P. . 11 OA B 't I an a lot f fge lx I ,C uf , , . . . - - I' . ,' u D by 1'-Nd - I Actxvntnes Glee Club d 3 Currxculum Hobby A Future Pla or College EITTY ANN DIRD C orus 3 yrs Poxnter Weekly n Sr Play Commxttees Cmllege Entrance ncxng BRUCE CONRAD BERTHEL Currnculum Industrial Arts Hobby Txnkerlng 'nth mach nne Future Plans lechanxca Truck Drxver ne of the more quxet a xora o spend: a lot Ame ln a op laroon and Busxness School 9 S QU1 he s sve t e trxm an ne thaUg Betty Ann MELVIN ARTHUR BOWMAN Actxvltles an r Sta e crews ay Cast Trac s e a rsxty Basketball 1 nd 1 CUfflCUlUm Industrxal Ar Future Plans lark An all around good k d DENNIS ALBERT BROWN Actxvxtxes Class Basketball 4 y s T ack 3 yrs an Play Cas a Currxculum College Entrance Future Plans lore School e shutter bug of the or class ' ry. D 0 . ' en- , ' wh of t' ' h . Y, A X .71 ,' 'W ' 4 ll . ' . . , - h - -H -1 yn, Gol . yrs.. ' ,'1 yr., jr. a d . .D . Y O na - ' A I Sh ' 'ee, , ' , , f A ,,, sh 's ' d at, ' 5 ' ' ' - Jr. d S . g , Sr. Pl , k-1 YY-, J. V. Ba k tb ll-1 yr., V8 - yr., Sr. Ba yr. I ' ' ts ' i . J r ., r - ., Jr. d , ' ' Sr. t J' CL ifbnpof ' - If 71 Th sen- i . W F JEAN CAROL CARVER Actxvitnes Chorus 4 yrs Glee Club 1 yr Yearbook 2 yrs Band 3 yrs Verse Speak ln: Choir I r cUff1CU1Ul Secretarlal Hobby Dsncxng Future Plans Telephone or office work jeane ll a neat dresser bowler and has a fondness for the town of Greene RICHARD DOU LAS BROWN ACtlV1tleS Intermural Bas k tball 3 yrs an stage crews Dance Commxttees Currlculum Industrxal Arts Hobby Stamp collectxng and readlng westerns sxbly larxnes KENNETH I CHRISTOPHER Future Plans Farmlnl POI A good dependable worker MARY IRENE BURTON Actxvltles S Chorus Band Swlng Band Glee Club 3 yrs Cheerleader 2 yrs Yearbook 4 yrs Poxnter leekly 2 yrs Leaders Club 2 yrs Sports 3 yrs an r Play Cas s res Class Student Counczl 2 yrs Sec Soph class Currlculum lusxc Hbbby llusxc An lnvaluable member of the Senxor class,Mary 13 alwa there when needed ACliYitiGl V Bggkgtb. ass Basketball 1 an S Play Commxttee Dance Committees Curriculum Industrial Arts Hobby Automobiles and Prlnt in I Future Plans College Qiotrodj has proved ver efflclent ln prlntxng posters or the class 16 TN . U ' e - - ., jr. d Sr-- ' ' ' ' - r. , - A L, xr f xx 1 Lil I!-l.f,4.Xx P ., d S . t , y' X- . . ., 4 f,L' Mr ' ' ' ., . . T6 .- lil EQ. - T K ' 'Al ADL A Future Plans - P. G., College 'Wk' V 'V Q . Ye hf3A XI 'six ' X S! JF! A . Q X , 1 lu X. h 1 . M A - f VA A T A I, Y ' ' - sf. - ., M ' -' ' W X. . - y . . 4 : - ' - J- . 11-1 fs' ' yrs: I AK Ir. d r. ' ly - . 2 n y A f . MARY LOU CROSS Actnvxtxes Slxng Band yrs Glee lead g 4 eader yrs Selec Poxnter lee book 3 y s Choi Currxculum Hobby Spo Future Pla very fond a musxcnan WILLIS HENRY DEISS Actxvntnes nd yt, otograplmy 2 y Currxculum Scxenc Hobby Huntxng and Photo Brophy Band 4 y s rs S Chorus 3 C ub 3 rs Cheer rs All Star C ee Intermural Sports t po s 4 y y 3 y Yea Verse speakxng College Entrance ft! lork redheaded ga M ry Lou 1 sports and quxte too Future Plans College lxe has proved hlmself completely lndxspensxble o s class and frxen s Q ,lid ff 4! ay L41 RAMONA MURIEL ELLIS Activltnes Ch Polnter leekly 1 yroru' 3 yr. Currxculum Commercxgl Hobby IOVICI and Dancxng Future Plans Buslness school A busmness student wxth a qulet lay about her CALVIN JUNIOR HOUUHTON Actxvitnel Baseball 2 yrl S ccer 1 Currlculum Scxence 8 llth Hobby Baseball L lechanxcs Future Plans School of For estry A navy veteran Calvin fe turned to graduate with us 17 Wig 3 y s and schoolwork HERBERT CALVIN HYDE Actlvxtles B nd 3 yrs Swxng Band 2 yrs Basketball Currxculum College Entrance Hobby Photography Future Plans College s abllxty ln s or muggc WALTER WILLIAM IRISH BEVERLY JANE IWANIUK Actnvlties Pointer leekly 2 yrs laroon I Gold 2 yrs Junior Play Cast Band Chorus and Swing Band 5 yrs Glee C uh 6 yrs Intermural Sports Cheerleading 2 yrs Currxculun College Entrance Hobby Dancing B Gaia Future Plans Speclalxzed School or College Actxvxtxes and Bev go hand sn hand IORDON FREDERICL JONES Actxvxtxes 5 Play Commnt tee Dance ommlttee an C s S Intermural Sports Curriculum Induatrlal Arts Bobby lodel Axrplanes and E lectrxc Trains Future Plans lork Gordon has a good word for everyone and na sure to sue ceed nn hx: future plans. 18 Actlvltxes V Baske 3 E Sr Pl C Q S B-sketba 1 teay omml tees SUYIICUIUD Industrxal Arts Future Plans lorrxsvllle State Tech An amxable fellow who knows all about achxnes Q A 1 , f I K , l' ' ' - Sr. a - . K 5 r 'I . We HI ' ' ' P fs. ' ' ' ' - J. . tb 1 - yr., jr. , - 1 1 r' ' 1 am. , of-'by ' Automobilesland trains Q . rv' ' ' 7 m ' . l .., F Q Y Kr X 1- r. - E ' , ' , Jr. d X r. X BERNICE ARLENE kIN Actxvrtxes C orus 4 yrs nd 1 seball 3 y Archery 4 yrs H ckey l yr Currxculum Art Hobby Outdoor sports Future Plans Aff ented wxth a pencxl pastels PHYLL1b ANN KLEINE Actxvxtres n y Svnng B nd 2 yrs G ee Club 3 yrs orus yrs Intermural Sports 4 y nal onor ocxety Che eadxng 2 y Pla Cas roon and Gold 4 y Pon er leekly Studgnt Councll lyr Currxculum Collggg Hobby Dancrng Future Plans College so xl s one r school and class 9 f 5 Iunxor Play, Commxttees Currxculum Hobby Corr pen pals and dancx secretary MILLARD B LEWIS Actxvxtles Boys Chorus 2 s F otball 1 r Track 4 yrs Intermural Sports 4 yrs Senxor Play Cast Dance Com mlttees Photography 1 yr Currrculum Industrxal Arts Hobby Cars and Sports Future Plans or o lege k own for hxs sharp txt 19 J X ERTRUD' ADA LAM Actxvxtxes Soft a School Paper 2 yrs Volleyball 3 yrs Hockey 1 yr Dance and Pla Secretarxa espondxng wx Future Plans Secretar rt 1111 make an en ergetxc and effrcxent I K f 5 7 Y U . . . - h - . ' 1 ' Ba - yr., Ba - TS-1 - ., o - . T31 '- ' and 1 -YI ' ' ' - Sr. Ba d-6 rs., 4 ' - ., 1 - ., .Sr. Ch -5 ., - rs., Nat- io 1 H - S ' -2 yrs., r - r ., . 1 E. ll s gr rs.l L l nl I '1 yl' . , 'xx we X - . Q ' x - -' M. 1 A S k '- - jo 'I I' N bxx par lxng per nalxty, , Ph' ha d a lot fo the n' K? hx Q xl . M, t.. X X , t Pg P ul' X 11 Af 'K x V ' e ff I i All 1 Qt! X My V L 2 My xl w 4 A L P1 V of lj U 0 bf V 1 ' ' ' v b ll L K L! UQAJS A yr ' J- - 1 fl 311 ALLL . - p . ' - U t xfC vii! LJ, . - . l h A fy, . . . 1 I V fv' . - . . th llij E jlll - 'ns- y Ge 1 l s 4 - fi X 11 ' Lx ,af 1 A xl xf X, ,V 1 V9 1 ' . 'kv' . Q a 1 - I - ills yr ., o - y -. Q - ,Jf . Q t, - . 1 x r I 1 I ' ' 'N I - - l.B.l. C 1- M,A Is n ' ' - ROBERT JAMES LITTLE. JR. Activities Basketball 4 yrs F otball 3 yrs ack 4 B nd 5 yrs Swxng Band res oys C orus r an Sr ay Casts Vxce Pres asses Pre Sop Class, Student Councx Currxculum Musxc Hobby Modern Muslc Future Plans P G Ithaca College to become musxc teach gMlUk Personality plus that s a wonderful musxcxan wlth a great sense of humor FRANKLIN KENNETH PFNDELL Act yrs yrs yrs and Cur H0bbY 'infer Sports Future Plans College Our Brother Goose wa Vital member of both jungor Ind Sensor pls xvxtxes ootball lg: F otball l Track Intermural Basketball Oy! Chorus 1 yr Pliy Cas s f1CU1Um Agrxculture thx 'N JOAN MARIE PETERS C orus 4 rs Glee Club 1 Verse speaks Choxr termural Sports 4 y s S ect Sports 2 y s Referees ub 1 Arche laroon and Gold 2 yrs Point , ay a Dance Committees Currxculum Academxc Hobby Sports us Poet! Future Plans Collele Jour nalxsm pege e petnte gxrl wx the b g sense of humor DOROTHY ANN PROBERT Aetnvntses Glee Club 2 yrs Chorus 4 yrs Treasurer f I src Assocxatxon l y Treas o Soph Class Poxnter Weekly 2 rs lsnagxng Ed Poxnter W ekly 1 yrd' S 4 y Currrculum ihggetarxal Hobby Dancrng, Sxngxng a Playxng the P1ad0 Future Plans Offxce Iork t has al he re uere ments of a per GQ cretar 20 2 4 J o - - ., Tr -- yrs.. a - ., ' -4 yrs. P . B ' h -1 y ., Jr. , d . P1 , ' - . a Hia? Jr., Sr. Cl , s. h I X I - . l-1 yr. Q ' - . ., A er. ' , ' Bob 4 I . . . . F '-3 X! 'n 0 ' yf., . ' If B ' - , ', 3 i Sf- c . ' Jr KN - - - ' ' s a . ' 8 at ' ' 3 E N ' Y'- Accivicxea - Jr- ghvfvl-2 yfl- i Sr. h - Y - ' yr.. - ,'ng ' -1 iii yr., In - Y -Q an el - I -, C1 . yr,, ry-2 yrs., . leekly-1 yr.. P1 nd - . , I ic, Y is th ' ' ' 'th i . - ., o u ' ' ' - r., . f . , ' Y -v l - ' e - ., ports- rs. - he ,Ks 1 Do q -y' ' WERNER KURT PUDDICK Activities - Football-1 yr., Track-2 yrs. Curriculum - Shop Course Hobby - Hunting and trapping A t ler I' outdoorsman IANFS DONALD ROBINQON sports en husiast, - Currxculum lechanxcal Hobby shxng Huntrng Trappxn nd Sports Future Pla Farmlng jnmmy ns a very lik, chap and, s has hobbles sh I t outdoor type RAYMOND EARL ROOT Actxvrtxes Intermural sports y lanager of Basketball F otball 2 yrs e l y Football team 1 oys Chorus 1 r gg t S Play Commxttees Currxculum Industrxa Hobby Sports Future Plans then Colle e good sport and great he the teams FRANKLIN THOMAS PUD INIS Actxv1t1es B sketball 1 yr Play and Dance Committees Currxculum Industrlal Arts Hobby Model Buxldlng Future Plans lork or College xternty and skrll person xty and good wx ,wwf-'W unmark- 7' 2,121 .lf EARL BARRY SCHWEDICEE Actxvxtxes Igr Football and 3305311 1 Intermural Basketball 2 y s Play and Dance Commxttees Currxculum College Entrance Hobby Sports and Stamp Col lectnng Future Plans lorrxsvxlle Technxcal Instxtute Always dependable on pla nd dance commxttees PUTHAWN N QTVVFNS Actxvxtxes Chorus r 4 r Hockey B Volley a Class Teams Archer Verse Speakxng Choxr Play L Dance Commxttees Yea Book Currxculum Busxness Future Plans Wscs unny e the m a uable members of the c IVA LEONA STURDEVANT Actnvxtxes an r P a Commxtteea Intermural Sporta 3 yrs Dance Commxttees Currxculum Home Economxcs Hobby Readxng and Drawxng Future Plans lork uxet and demure vxth a frnendly amxle of greetxng BEULAH BELLE THEODORE Actxvltxes Chairman sf Class Dnnner, Dance and Pla Conmrtteea Intermural Sports Ch 1 Currxculum Homemakxng Hobby lovxea Future Plana lark ulah za a great gal 11 g needle and thread and wxll n ver suffer from a lack of friends. 2 1 W 7 t B - yr.,. - r ., K My I Y f a . L 1 .. A s U ' ' ' - Sr. -4 y lg C' ' y s. b ll ,L L' . y:2 yrs-. ,a Lllf 3 ' ' -1 yr., L fy V- fu ' gr 2 , ' f E1 , 1 - XL! L' L! 'B ' is on of Os! ,M f ' E v 1 lass k Lt L I bi' U' of '50. ,. U CFKV: ff , 1 ' ' ' - Jr. d S . 1 y e 1 . 9 ' . ' ' . , ' y if 1 yrt. orus- yr. Be ' 'gh e 'n ,V Q x X xl V x . V Xl l j' X x N , f L x 1 ,'N' x BEVERLY JEAN TRAVIS Actxvntres S Chorus 4 yrs rse eaklng Chonr ly and D Com gg, o leyball Afche Cufflculum Commercxal H0bby Rollerskatrn Future Plans 1 C K u 11 always fxnd h jolly mood GLORIA JEAN THORNTON Activities - Chorus-4 yrs,, Glee Club-2 yrs., Jr. and Sr. Play Casts, Intermural Sports 4 yrs. Curriculum - Commercial Hobby - Dancing Future Plans -lork or Busi- ness school. Bubbles cheerful note C155 has come the u 1 th a new xnterpre atx t e word stu y he talent for t for acting and comedy ,f ?f ' uEOR E HERBERT UNDFRWOOD Actxvltnes Baske all 2 Track lyr Footba Boys Chorus 2 yrs Currxculum lechsnxcal gxneer Hobby Sports Future Plans Iork rxendly b t the sxlen type GLENN ROBERT TURNER Activities Boys Chorus 1 y Class Basketball 4 yrs Base b 11 4 yrs Senior Play Ca Currxculun Commercsal Art Hobby Outdoor Enthusiast !uture Plans Iork then College M1 lf f x qw! KT .lvl Ni Q- EVELYN LOUISE WHITMARSH Chorus 2 rs Blnd Iaroon and Gold l YF Currnculum Acidfmlc Hobby Bible Study Pllyinl the Piano lrxtxnl Lettefs Future Plans lork then lxs axonary Traxnlng Instxtute of Nyack l lxked by all EVE n h.. . chggfy dgapolitxon I J FRANCIS THOMAS ZELSNACK Actlvxtnea Plly 585953 f lanager l yr Curriculum College Entrance Hobby Hunting Future Plans College Quxet and atud10H! QTODUY2 e a great hlt xn the lor Play 24 MARY LEQRA UNDERWOOD EL -5 . . . T Actlvxtxee - Pointer Ieekly-2 L ' k 'Wt Yr! Hockey 3 yrs sketba v 1 b tis- ES: Yr' CUFIXCUIUD Sgcfgtgrlal Hobby Dancxng and wrntzng Future Plans Secretarzal work Attractxve, ambxtxous and a SN lg whiz lh the commercxal room CHARLOTTE IRENE UTTER Actlvltxes Commxttees Currxculum Hobby good book: Future Pla r P a Dance Commxttee Home Economxcs adxng and collectxng lork An excellent cook Charlle l make some lucky man a Kood wlfe 5 'v ' -, Ba ll ' 1 Yft, ol ey all-l yr. - '- . . Q9 . . ' ' ' - x' ' x e - 1 ' ' ' ' - Jr. B S . I y I 1 ' s. - Re ' ' L, - I ' I wil ' Activities - Jr. Chorus-2 Yfi- 3 Sr. ' Y 'I Jr' 't yr',, .' ' 'el . . 1 . .5 . ,l - ' A, AA A Iii, 1,11 Q I ' sf- I I - . lld ' ' Sgn. DOROTHY MAY ZOPP Activities - Chorus-4 yrs., Select Hockey-1 yr., Volley- ball-2 yrs., Basketball-3 yrs. Hockey-2 yrs., Student Coun- cil-3 yrs., Secretary of Jr. and Sr. Class Curriculum - Academic Hobby - Dancing Future Plans - Business School Pretty and charming, Dot is liked b ll3!lh0 know her. r , ss A.. iisggb, 'Cai .WA flxy VN af A- k ms lb v'N .s '!A'G2!Ml ZA f X' W7 Vs K X V 3 K . nhl Seated Robert Lxttle, Vxce Presrdent lary Burton. Presldent Dorothy ZOPP Secfefify Student Councxl Representatxve Not rn pncture lnllis Dexas Stndent Council Repreaen tatxve 25 I Standingz. Herbert Hyde: Treasurer, Phyllis Kleine, gq.-w- 6- Row 1 Millard Lewis Francis Zelsnack Bruce Berthel ames Robin son blenn Turner Row Willis Deiss Richard Brown Franklin Rudginis Roy Arnold lerbert Hyde Row 3 Melvin Bowman Franklin Pendell Gordon Jones George Under wood WernerPudd1ck Row 4 Walter Irish Kenneth Christopher Raymond Root Robert Little Dennis Brown Not in picture Calvin Houghton Dick Anderson Karl Schmedicke J Row 1: Leora Underwood, Gertrude Lamb, joan Peters, Betty Bird, Mary Burton, Beulah Theodore. Row 1: june Beardsley, Dorothy Probert, Evelyn Whitmarsh, Bernice King, Phyllis Kleine, Gloria Thornton. Row 3: Jean Carver, Dorothy Zopp, Ruth Ann Stevens, Eeverly Travis, Iva Sturdevant, Winifred Bailey. Not in picture: Mary Lou Cross, Ramona Ellis, Beverly Iwaniuk, Char- lotte Utter. 26 TSW Tx Y x H mx X x if? Sf ,fs www XXff X35 ix I N 'x X .X E Y Wi? - 'f:' 'xf'X FIX- I' Q .ffliflf X . V, IH Y A X KX N mix 1 M, , M f . , I A 1. vii' XX! ENN . N x X f VX ft ll 3 wk pg , t x K! NX, 'Rx '. Ma 1 -X 1146! ,A I ffl- Q! 1 fy! f, 'f: vpn!-y g , Q ,aff N 'fi' 'v , ff , , ',' ftw 'jf Jw ' I 4' I 1 f 1 f 'X' ,f 1 I ., U, , , QT ' , Q A 1' I1 ix 5' ll x .ul x 'hy' 1 my My fy 1 5- N QE!! CVM 'E M li X ' 5 V 1' . is N145 4 X .xxx .SEE a 'VWVWH ' M 54 JT.: 1 N ilu V! f, ' Yl' mx ,gzxf IM f l ff ' 1 , gf f Q ff N j w ,Q ,X ,Hr 1 3 ' -ft? H , f V A M1 Q 1 M fi,-Q11 SN Z, IU , , wwf M ff L jul I WN NN 56 Jgx QW5 ROI 15 JOHN ANDRUS, PAUL MARSH, GENE TURNER. MARSHALL HEATH, RICHARD SMITH, LEON DEPUE. ROI 2: RICHARD ARLEY. ROGER GLEIEN. DONALD KETCHUII. HUGH COTCAMP. RANSQII MOSCRIP, DWARD LEWIS, WILLIAM DOOLITTLE. SEATED: DICK CARLEY. VICE PRESIDENT, HUGH COTCAMV PRESIDENT, SUE KINNE. SECRETARY, STANDING: RICHARD SMITH TREASURER, DONALD KETCNUM, STUDENT COUNCIT. REPRESENTATIVE, NOT IN PICTURE: LEON DEPUE, STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTA TIVE. RO' I: DOROTHY BREWER. RAHONA SPARROV, MARION TWINING, RUTN BAXTER, MARY ANN WEGRZYNSKI, BEVERLY SPENCER, Row 2: JOAN FROST. SHIRLEY HUST, JANE CLARK. JULIA ELLIS, SUE KINNE, MONA Zorr. Row 3: AUDREY GLEIEN, CAROL DEIss. RUTH BLANDING, JANE BERTHFL, Jo ANN OHLEEN, JEANNE GRUESBECK. f L ff f NoT IN PICTURE: SELINA HARRIS. RUTH SUTHERLAND.jw2ul7x ,fx1f6Q5Y114ZQ -6629 ...., Z9 A ,nv 1 l 'G r How I: RICHARD HAWKINS, WILLIAM STEARNS, GORDON ELLIS, ERNIoN ELLIS, GEORGE GOHL. ROBERT BIRD, CARLKIMBLE, GEORGE BIRMINGHAM, Row 21 LAWRENCE EATON. JAMES WADE, ROBERT LEACH, JEFFERSON SPRING- sToN, NORMAN STRONG, RICHARD GEHN, KENNETH SWAN. Row 3: DAvE BROWN, HUGH OUAIL. HOWARD COLLVER. JOSEPH SCHULTI- ALBERT QHRAIIGFR, WILLIAM SWAN, EVERT JENNS, FRED ZANRER, KEITH VANDEBURG JOSEPH BURKE' NDT IN PICTURE: CRAIG MONK. MICHAEL TAYLOR, JOHN BROWN, RICHARD REL. LEX v-N an .--v ,ff 4-1 Y SEATED: CAROLYN PRENTICE, VICE PRESIDENT, JOE SCHULTZ, PRESIDENT, NDRNIAN STRONG, SECRETARY, STANDING: JUDY SCHERNERHDRN AND KEITH VANDEBURG, STU- DENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE, SYLVIA HENDERSON, TREAS- URER. X.. .M ,RN 4 I 4 QA Y Row I: JOYCE SANFORD, BONEITA THOMSON. KATHERINE FORKEY, CARQLYN IRGINIA CONKLIN PHYLLIS MEADE DORIS AHSMANN PRENTICE V ROW 2: HELEN WEGRZYNSKI, BETSY VANDITTO. MARIBELLE BARROWS, BEVERLY FORKEY, JESSE LILLIE. CHARLOTTE LEET, MARIANNE MCNAMARA. ROW 33 CORA ENSIGN, MARILYN ZELS NACK BEVERLY STEVENS, JUDY SCHERMER- HORN, SYLVIA HENDERSON, BARBARA UNDERYOOD, HELEN LYNCH, MARTHA PEN- DELL. DONM TALCOTT. NOT IN PICTURE: HARRIET CLOUGH, BETTY BAILEY. 'O xy! it fm A Row I: JAMEs ANDRus. JAMES KNoPIcn. ROBERT GATES, JOHN CRDNIN, THOMAS LYNCH. EVERETTE LEWIS, WARREN KNAPP. WILLIAM FRENCH. Row 2: JAMES KNOWLDEN, GORDON TWINING, ROBERT ROE, JAMES SOBDLIESKI, DAVID KNOPICK. JAMES SMITH, WESLEY STREETER. RON 31 CHARLES UNDERWOOD. DONALD KLEINE, WALTER HOLDEN. NED STURDE- VANT. KEITH KENNEDY. GORDON HAIGNT. UW 4: RICHARD RINK. DONALD WILSON. LOUIS WOOD, ERFORD MINER, BERNARD URNEY, ARTHUR ARROW. CLAIR WALTERS. Row I: PATRICIA ADAMS. ETHEL WILLIS. THELMA UTTER, BETTY BRYANT, JAc. QUELINE TRAVIS, JEAN NICK. CAROLYN SHRAUGER. ROW 2: LORRAINE WASKO. DELORES POTTER. JAEN SMITH, ANN VANDEBURG, MARY JANE SHERWOOD. ALICE LAWRENCE. Row 3: JOHN MORSE. GEORGE GLEZEN, CLEDN BUSH, FRANCIS ROWE, CLARENCE HARRIS, SAMUEL LEE. NOT IN PICTURE: GEORGE KING, GORDON BLAKESLEE. DONALD WRIGHT- I SEATED: JAMES KEIBEL. VICE PRESIDENT, CLAIR WALTER, PRESIDENT, Don- OTHY BIRMINGHAM, SECRETARY, STANDING: ANITA THELEMAN, STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE, Ro.nAI.D Gok- HANI, TREASURER, ARTHUR ARROW. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE. 53 ROW 1: HELENA BUSH, CAROLYN DEPUE. DOROTHY BIRMINGHAM, MARLENE CAR- LEY, NETA RILEY, AUDREY SPENCER. DORIS FULNER. ROV 2: JANICE SMITH. BARBARA HYDE. DOROTHY GRUESBECK, HELEN DENNISON, CYNTHIA DEVLIEGER, RENA Ross, JOYCE LEACH. ROV 3: LILA WILLIS, MARJORIE RILEY. ANITA THELENAN, GRACE HAND, NANCY LITTLE, BARBARA COTCAMP, BETTY UNDERIOOD. NOT IN PICTURE: BERNICE BRADLEY, HAROLD ELLIS. ROBERT ELLISON, RICN. ARD EHRETS. LYNN BROWN, HARDY SPANGENBURG, FRED VIEHIIEGER. ROV I: LEO LAFOUNTAIN, ROBERT MARSH, JESSE ROZELLE. GARY DRISCOLL. DEAN ANDERSON. DONALD DAVID. Ro' 2: LEO HULBERT. DONALD HusT. ROBERT BLAKESLEE. ALBERT STIEBRITZ, LARRY wAnn. ROW 3: JOHN GLEZEN, LARRY ZOPP. IRBY CRAVER, DEAN FROST. NOT IN PICTURE: RAYMOND HUFNAGEL, DAVID ARCHER. I ROY It BEVERLY ARNOLD. MARTHA PRENTICE, SALLY ZOPP. EILEEN STOUGHTON. CHRISTINE OAKLEY, VIRGINIA HILL. PATRICIA HOHN. ROV 22 ELIZABETH HOLDEN, LINDA RICHARDS, MARTHA RAPAPORT, INEZ STUR- DEVANT. JEANNINE WESTFALL. DELILAH GEHM. Row 3: DELORES PENDELL. RUTH ELLSWORTH. BARBARA BLAKESLEE. KATHERINE KRISSELL, ELIZABETH MONTY. NOT IN PICTURE: ELEANOR WHIPPLE. ANN MONTAGUE. ELEANOR HIBBARD, NANCY THOMSON. DOROTHY LEONARD ' 'WSIS ,mgigl I 2 X Qs v 32 ,,....,.J 1 A A u., .V Ig, A T -x 1 HFF ' . , Q'-' 3 B Row KENNETH OLIVER. JAMES HARRICKS, CHARLES RINK. Row 21 CARL AHSMANN, MARVIN LARABEE, RAY ELLIS, MARVIN STRONG, RICH- PRENTICE, DAVID wARo. RONALD RJERS, RAYMOND JAPHET, JOHN FORDHAM, PAUL SCHMEDICKE, ARD Row 3: ROBERT DAVIS, RONALD KINNE, ORRIN ROWE, MIKE WADE, PAUL WIL- COX, DAVID MORSE, LANNY GEHM. SEATED: LINDA RICHARDS, VICE PRESIDENT, GARY DRISCOLI., PRESIDENT. CARL AI-ISIVIANN, SECRETARY. STANDING: GAIL GLEZEN, STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE PAUL SCHNEDICKE, TREASURER, ROI It SYLVIA QUARELLA. ELEANOR KENYON, ANNA LINDOW, BETTY EDWARDS SUE WEIR. WINOLA GOODRICH, OLIVE BREWER. ' ROI 22 MARGARET HENNINGSEN, NANCY BISHOP, SUE GEHM, GAIL GLEZEN, ANNA HEATH. JOANNE SMITH, ELEANOR WIGHT. Row 33 BETTY SEARS, LORETTA SWAN, SHIRLEY OLIVER, PATSI HALL, MARY CLINTON, BARBARA TANNER. U4 Abi lu f X .I ROW I2 WILLIAM BRIGHAM, ELIYN RILEY. WALTER wEGRZYNsK wlL,-'Au STUR. DEVANT JAMES CONKLIN THOMAS COURTNEY RONALD HODGES MEIER. MAUR ICE CARPFNTIER. ' ' EDMUND DUHL' Row 2: DALE ROE. LAWRENCE TWINING, TERRY BIRMINGHAM. WILLIAM NICK JOSEPH BROWN. RICHARD PELTON. RICHARD GLEZEN. Row 3: OSMER BROOKS, DAVID STORRS. WILLIAM TRAVIS, EDWARD SMITH, RUS- SELL BURGHARDT. RONALD TANNER. Row 4: RICIKRD SMITH, JAMES BAXTER, ERIIN SMITH, STEWART GURNEY. ROG. ER YOUNG, JOHN RUDD. ROBERT WILLIAMS. NOT IN PICTLRE: JOSEPH ELLSIORTH, ROBERT LETHBRIDGE, JAMES DAVIS, WILSON RUDGINIS, ARCHIE SHOEMAKER. Row I: JOANN WILCOX- JOANNE GONCIASZ, ANNE ROW 2: ELEANOR DAVID ALETA KETCHUM. SYLVIA Row 3: JANEANQ CROFT, I E5 fy! 1 'I f ,I -, ,, I 9471 , IW, v BLANCHE HAND. LAURETTA LEWIS. NELLIE TWINING MCFARLAND, PATRICIA SCHOLES, BARBARA SMITH . ALBERTA CARPENTER. LDRNA BALDWIN, BETTY GERST PIERSON. CLARABELLE SPRAGUE, MARILYN STOCKVELL SUSAN PENDELL.GLAUva YOUNG, JUNE SCHWENCKE SANDRA WHITLOCK. DOROTHY UNDERWODD. SYLVIA WILCOX. Row 4: EDITH LEACH, MARTHA TICKNOR. GLADYS PAFF, JEANETTE HOAG, BE VERLY SMITH, PATRICIA REEDER. NOT IN PICTLRE: MARION ROBINSON, MARY ELLSWORTH, JEAN OLIVER, Am-gl NETTE QUARELLA. L-. . -O ep Q Row 11 DOUGLAS BALLARD. JAMES DONNELLY- JAMES BARROVS' CWRLES GAY' LORD, GERALD ADAMS. THoNAs SCHULTZ. GEORGE SEARS. CLYDE MATHEVSON- Row 2: ARTHUR MILLS. DEAN MASLAND. FRANK R0B+NS0N.YRUSSELL THELEMAN, MICHAELFARRELL, ALAN REED, KENNETH HOAG, LEW INGLE ROW 3: DANIEL SPRINGSTDN. JOHN SVIEENBURG. LEO ABBOTT- THOMAS ELLMAN' MONROE PERCE. JACR FETTINGER, CLAYTON LINDOW. Ro, 4. ROBERT WADE. RICHARD BALLARD, WAYNE MEAD. HARRY BEECHEI, JOHN FLORANCE, LOUIS MCINTOSH. MVRON WHIYNKRSH- P' J. SEATED: DAVID STORRS. VICE PRESIDENT. RICHARD BALLARD PRESIDENT, NORMAN STRONG, SECRETARY, STANDING: JAMES BAXTER, STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE, RICHARD GLEZEN, TREASURER. Row I: ivA DELL MCINTOSH, DIANE MCNAMARA, KATHRYN CAMERQN EDITH DEC RER. LORA JEAN CLOUGH, PATRICIA ALBERN. pATR,C,A GORHAM ' A ' MARILENE BEATTIE, ' CL 'RE HUSY' Row 2: JOAN ANDERSON. LOIS BAILEY, JANE BYRANT, DELORES GLENN, SHIR. LEY ELLIS, JANE AMES, DOROTHY GOODRICH. Row 3: MARY LOU NICK. NANCY GROMICK, BARBARA BUSH, MARY PIXLEY, INA SEARS. JUNE ELLMAN, PATRICIA BRADLEY, MARY ENSIGN. LJ uf Q 'V ai -'WI' MR GUARINO CHECKS SOME PHOTOS LARRY G JOYCE as 1 .N- Mw . -K T. '-g ,x.,,, x, hr, A ' ffl , Q- ,' 171 CAROLYN pnsmucs ai? mmm !'!..'.'!. S3?:: WN mm NANCY LITTLE MR WILCOX AND HIS AG BOYS ,LEAK fd? 7K 2X7 146 37 G77 Wd JNL Mm? W ffm, ELEHI E QZ ' zpgmfw .1 .f f 4+'7 1 2 L7 :ff ,fl Lf 5 A A 12 , fyfai L2 7 v f ff! ff R W HT , ,,,,,,, ,, V - ' IWIUUUHITV : W ' y- LTE-, ,: , , f NWX! ' A ' W .f ' mgyllln M Kf Qj 'Hf f ' ' ' lg M fx X , .. f Q-Wk' ROW I: JAMES FYIAUS, SERGEI TICKNOR, DONALD STIEBRITZ, DENNIS HEARDS- I-EY. JOHN MASON, ROBERT DRISCOLL. WALTER BELKNAP. ROW 2: WILLIAM FREIJIE, W ALTER FORKEY, RONALD ELLMAN. ROGER MINER, ORRIN PENDELL, DORRANCE WOOD, ROW 3: DONALD Ross, EVERETT PARKER, GERALD 5cHoLEs, JAMES THEODORE, RICHARD ELLIS. JOSEPH PIECH. NOT IN PICTURE: HOWARD CLINK, RICHARD LINDSEY, BERNARD WESTFALL. LESTER STURDEVANT. Row 1: CATHRYN CRONIN, KATHRYN BAILEY, JOYCE HARJERS. JOYCE BRIGHAM. IDELLA HERZBERG, SUZANNE QUINN, MRS. TICKNOR. Row 2: EUNICE BARRows, YVONNE RAE WALTER. SHIRLEY WHIPPLE- NANCY BEAGLE, ADA BELLE LIVERMORE, ALMA ALLISON. Row 3: CAROL BRAMAN, BETTY CROWNINGSHIELD, MARY KAY PRENTICE. BEV- ERLY KIMBLE, SPELBY CDTCAMP, RHEA CARPINSKY, JEAN ENSIGN. NOT IN PICTURE: JOYCE BROWN, NADI E JUANITA SWACKHAMMER. N MERRITT, ALBERTA SWACKHAMER, 'mul Sf! Wu ROW I CHARLES BA LD 'N I-EROY YouNGs wAnD Ro:-'Pg 5 'gg:BYHg:iJJLD SICKLES GLEN PIERCE ICADEQENYON ROBERT DENMSON ESBECK NATHAN SIN BARR0wCL'FF BILLY MCNAMARA KNAPP FRANK HE'MAN NORMAN POYER ED OW 3 FREDERICK CR055 TOMMY E55 G T55 COOK DAVID LITTLE S 'ONS DAV'D ADAMS ALAN SCHMEDICRE N T IN PICTU E CHARLES BRYANT RQBERT ROACH 'vt dsl 'Y Ewv Row 1 HIRLEY JARHET PATRICIA EAVER C oLE F RRELL SANDRA Z LLE CECELIA BIRMINGHAM ETHEL BREWER DIANA PRATT PHYLLIS HAwx s ROW 2 BERNICE GRUESBECK NELDA LYNCH SHIRLEY wILaER GEORGIA FREY YCE SMITH M L LIND W MISS CLA Row 3 MARY WADE FLORENCE HEEMAN ALTA BURGHARDT JOANN GLEZEN AUD REY HAYES CATHERINE LARSEN JOAN MOWRY N T IN PICTURE BETTY ELLSWORTH JEAN HOAG NORA CLINK DONNA MCWILL IAMS 39 RA ' . ' . , : ' I A ' ' ' - , O R : . . V el' D M- z 4 , . '5- 1 rw . A . T .QL ' I I Q ' if , I. A S , in I x . ' UW A g 5 . W . A R A . R 0 - E , . . . I N . JO . E I IE 0 . RK. 0 1 . . . . - ROW I: GEORGE BARROWCLIFF, GEORGE WILCOX, JACK SADDLEMIRE, KEITH EGG. LEsToN. DENNIS BUSH, RICHARD ELLSWORTH, LAWRENCE DOOLITTLE, MALCOLM FISH QCADETI ROW 2: ELWYN EATON. JOHN WILLIAMS, LARAMIE SMITH. JOHN THOMSON DAV,D EHRETS. JAMES HAMMOND, ROBERT PRENTICE, HERBERT HIRRARD, , JAMES wILsoN, Row 3: GILBERT SMITH. WILLARD GILMORE. EDWARD DRISCOLL LEWIS KOLAKOVSKI. CLIFFORD LAFOUNTAIN, MARVIN SDBOLESRI, JOHN CLINTQN, NOT IN PICTURE: JOHN BIRMINGHAM, WM. ELLSWORTH. NEAL ROE. I ROI I, ALICE POYER, SHARON JOHNSON, PRISCILLA PRENTICE. SHIRLEY EL. LIS, JUNE GLEZEN, MARY ANN BAcRo, LUCIA BREWER, MRS. NORTHRUP. ROW 2: CHARON RICHARDSON, Lols MEAD, MARJUNE NEADEAU. JOAN TWINING. WILHELMINR HARUK, SANDRA WATTS, ETHEL KIMBLE. ROW 3: JOAN HoHN, RUTH HIZA. BEVERLY BALLARD, ELLEN JENNISON, TERESA WARNER. VIRGINIA DEWAN, PATRICIA COTCAMP. NOT IN PICTURE: NIRTHA THELEMAN, MARGARET LEONARD. NORMA FREY- 40 R0w1g WILLIAM PERIER, II,qAvNARD IVIATHEWSON, RICHARD JOHNSON, FRANK LA. FOUNTAIN, LEONARD KOLAKOWSKI. DARWIN TENNANT, JOHN TARPINIAN, MRS, ROZELLE. Row 21 JEREMY MCDANIEL. PAUL JAMES HOHN. RICHARD COURTNEY, RONALD Kg. LAKMSKI, FRANCIS FARBER, REGINALD BROWN, CARL TINGLEY, ROW 31 EDWARD WADE. GEORGE WHITE, GEORGE LEACH, GARY SWAN, RAVNIOND PELTDN, EDWARD BRYANT, RONALD BUSH, LAVERN BAXTER. INOT IN PICTURE: PAUL ELLSWORTH. LAVERN GERST. NORMAN FOLEY. N ROW1g AUDREY SMITH, DIANA STRETCH, ROSEMARY GILMORE. DAWN WARNER, JOANN SPANGENBURG, CATHERINE HORROCKS, YVONNE CROFT, MARJORIE HOYT, Row 2: SANDRA CARLEY, GEORGIANNA BAILEY, WANITA HAMMOND, BARBARA FISH, BARBARA KAPRAL. JANICE EATON, VESTA GLEZEN. Row 3: BETTY MOWRY, MARGARET LEET, PATRICIA WATSON, GLORIA BULLOCK. EDNA BEILBY. JOANK WEED, EDNA WHITMARSH, PATRICIA BALLARD. NOT IN PICTURE: ROSE CLINK, MARIE GERST. LEE KEARNEY. 4.1 ROW I: PAUL GOODRICH. RICHARD SMITH, TREVETTE HDRNBERGER, MICHAEL SOUTHARD, STEPHEN MORGART, LEROY CARPENTER, ROBERT FQRKEY, DAVID RICH. ARDs. Row 21 LOUIS JONES. DONALD GLENN. ALBERT BEILBY, DUANE BRAMAN, RICH. ARD EATON, WILLIAM FEIDT. DALE GURNEY, GENE ROSS. Row 3, GERALD BEAVERS, RICHARD CHAPMAN, HOWARD TALMAN. WILLIAM HALL. DANIEL CAMERON, EDWARD BRADLEY, IVAN SEARS, JAMES SWEENBURG. NOT IN PICTURE: EMIL ZIMMER. ,WCA ROW II PATRICIA HODGES, BARBARA SADDLEMIRE, DARLENE NELSON, SANDRA FRITSCH. MABEL BREWER, BLANCH Fox, MISS YOUNG, Row 2: NANCY REED, DIANA BROWN. DONNA BULLOCK. GLORIA BURCHELL. CON. NIE HOWLAND, MARIE STRETCH. Row 3: HELEN MALLERY, MARGARET WRIGHT, KATHERINE STOCKVELL, KATHRYN WHIPPLE, CAROL NEADEAU. NDT IN PICTDREI CYNTHIA PIERSON, wANDA ADAMS, , i Row RoAc ROW JONE Row BERN NoT ZELS IN BRYANT, ROW 1, GERALD HODGES, EDWARD QUINN, HERMAN KMUR, FRANKL GEORGE SICKLES, LYNN wILcox. RICHARD GLEZEN. ROW 2: HARRISON PKWLEY, FREDERIF UNDERWOOD, JACK SLYKER, JAMES BROWN, JAMES ROCKWELL, FRANK WILLIAMS. , Row 3: CALVIN REYNOLDS, CLAYTON PIERCE, WILLIAM BRADLEY, JAMES GEMM CHRISTOPHER KEIBEL. RALPH FORKEY- N01 IN PICTURE: RONALD BEAVERS, ROBERT WILSON. RICHARD DAY. ROGER RINK, TONY FARR, G.ENN CROWNINGSNIELD. os 49' Ygiwifi ' Lf IZ SHARON LEE STEARNS. CAROL SHEARER, JUNE CONKLIN, BETTY LOU H, JANE KALAKOWSKI, ROSEMARY RICHARDS, 21 JUDY RANDALL. RETSY ROSS. JOYCE HERZBERG, PEARL BROWN, LUIS 5. PHYLLIS BOLLINGER, MISS HOWLAND, 3: JUNE VIEHWEGER GRACE ANGEL PATRICIA DRISCO ' - LL, ICE GRIFFIN, LULA T N'NG- IN PICTURE: JOAN BALLARD, PHYLLIS BUSH RUTH SHQE NACK, VERNA LAMB, MAKER' JAMCE 43 T 6, rl an f- ROW I: DALE FORKEY, CLAUDE WALTER, BERNARD POYER, FREDERICK FLAHAV- AN. HAROLD JOFES, BLANE MAUS, MRS. SCOTT. Row 2: DAVID BILLIHGS. DUANE SMITH, ALMON HEEMAN, IVAN MOSCRIP' ED, WARD EANY ROBERT NGRAHAM L . I . ROI 3: JOHN CLAPPER, RAYMOND LEET. CLAYTON HAWKS, GARY MCKEWAN, EVE- RETT SLATE, LOUIS PIXLEY. NOT IN PICTURE: STEPHEN HANZLIK. NORMAN HOAG. fm 1 3 I T I Ha .1 Tig, LII WW f a' Win ' 1 Row 1: GRACE SPARROW, SANDRA BALLARD, CAROL OLIVER, SUZANNE PREN. TICE, SHIRLEY STURDEVANT, CHARLOTTE Cnoss. CHARLEEN PRATT. JUNE WELCH, MARY EATON. TH Row 21 VIRGINIA OSTRANDER, NIARCIA HOYT. RUTH DAVIS- YVONNE HE' ' JUDITH SHEARER. ARLENE BUSH, HELEN HEATH- J AHICE SPAHGENBURG. CH RLoTTE ROCKWOOD SALLY Row 31 SHARON DEPUE, SHARON PRENTICE A - CROSLEY, LOUISE VERRY, PATRICIA MURRHT, SUSAN HILSINGER. CAROLYN TRA- VIS 44 Row MEAD ROW ANNA Row CRO! NOT -qv 318 ROW I: DUANE KNAPP, GERALD HODGE, RONALD HAZELTON. JOSEPH RALSTON ROBERT WEIR, DONALD LINDOW, RANDY RACE, ROW 2: PAUL WHIPPLE, LEO BIRMINGHAM, DEAN THOMAS. DANIEL TICKNOR MULFORD FENTON, ROE 3: GORDON C0 LIONEL HOWLAND NOT IN PICTURE EUGENE SMITH, HARRY UNDERWOOD, OK. JAMES LOTT, GLENN WHITMARSH, FRANK MIYCHELL . WILLIAM KIMBLE. : EDWIN LAMB, ROBERT MERRITT. VY? I: MARCIA WEGRZYNSKI. HOBERTA FOLEY. EILEEN ELLSWQRTH, MARY E' NANCY VIVIRSRI, MARY LEWIS. DIANE CARLEY. PATRICIA STRICKLAND. 2, SHIRLEY ECCEESTON. JACQUELINE NOVITSKE. JOSEPHINE HAIRINS. JAPHET, JOANN PIER, VERA BUSH. 3, KATHLEEN MCFARLAND, NANCY ANDERSON. SHIRLEY WILLIS. JANET HIELD, IVALOMAE LARSON. ELLA MAE GAYLORD, NiNGS IN PICTURE: SHARON LAMB, JOAN HARJERS. KAY KENNEQY, 45 .p' 'vw ROW If WALTER TREIBER, TEDDY GEMM, CHARLES SHEAR, PETER QUARELLA, WALTER HERZBURG, HENRY LARSON, RONALD SHEARER, PATRICK FARRELL, MRS. FLORENCE ROYS, Row 24 JIMMIE WEISMANN, ROBERT RICHARDS, RICHARD REYNOLDS, KEITH GOODENOUGH, BILLY BELDEN, PAUL CORNELL. CHARLES FRANKLIN, GERALD BUL- LOCK. ROW 3: ROBERT STURDEVANT, CHARLES GILMORE, RALPH BEAVERS. JAMES ZOPP DOUGLAS FAIRCNILD RONALD WATSON CARL BOEI-IME JOHN GLEZEN. N T IN PICTU E: RICHARD KNAPP. SIGERID TOTH. ,f -In nv WSJ' Row I ELAINE WATSON MARY ROCKWOOD IANE ULLER E IZABETH E wgggn BONNIE BURROWS BARBARA HAWKINS MISS SLOTER ICADETI Row 2 BARBARA GIFFORD RGINIA L NToN RUTH NG LINDA HARR NANCY SNYDER LINNAE ALDE Row 3 AROL EATON KATHERINE CROSIER DONNA HURLBUT ILIE RIB Ronox SUSAN PARTON DELORIS wAsxo NOT IN PICTURE CATHY COLE CAROLYN HIzA 46 0 R k 4 . . .. 0 ,rg X I Ig I S ff Z 3 - R 1 x 'sg 'Q tx ,fm H f 'HF fy ' I . , .D F . L V' f ' , VI C I . A EL- I RN. I C ' . , EM AC CONKLIN. CR Row 2: JOHN Haw PIERsoN, SOW 3: ALAN UNHAM. GARR . vg . 4 MQ' -s 5 f',.--ww QOW I2 RIC EIGHDON SHOVE, JAMES EOLLINGER, GORDON HAMMOND- HAIGHT. THOMAS FARR, LARLE EATON E GE Y BONNEY. MARLIAN HADZWYCZ, ' G OR HADZWYCZ' PAUL HARD CLI MILLS. JAMES EGGLESTON, MARGARET NEFF ICADET, JOHN BACKO, DAVID EATON, RICHARD ECCLESTON' MATT- NTON. GARY THOMPSON. EUGENE JOHNSON, FREDERICK NOT IN.PICTURE: GERALD YOUNGS, DOUGLAS BROOKS, RONALD WARNER I I Row 1: SHARON TARPINIAN, SHIRLEY HYDE, GLADYS GoNcIAz. DARLEEN THORNTON, DIANE FLAHAVAN. DIANA FISH. MRS CLOUGH. Row 22 CAROL BURCHELL, DARLEEN CROWNINGSHIELD, SAND HILL, ELAINE WEBSTER, MARILYN GLEZEN, MARY CHRISTIAN. RA KIM. SANDRA ROW 3: DIANE BELKNAP, THETA BROWN, QANET BELDEN, SHARON FISH, LOR- RAINE HULBERT. JOAN SWEENBURG. MARILYN MITCHELL. NOT IN PICTURE: SUSAN EVERHART. 47 ROI I: CYNTHIA HARUK. DIA Iwi as I. 4 R s 4' A NA NEADEAU, DAVID WATSON, CHARLENE HENNING- SON. WILLIAM NEADEAU. WILLIAM COLEMAN, RUBY FRITSCH. ALBERT HEATH, CHERVL CORNELL. MRS. ABBOTT. AROL WYCHICK ALBERT HAND ROBERT FALCIDLA. DONALD GREENMAN- Row 2: c - ' R ,H UNHAM, KENNETH HAzELToN. DARLENE AL . CARL STECKER- RoiE:L2 LQUIS WILCOX. HAROLD STRICKLAND RUTH STOCK- ROI 3: SANDRA Y . ACE MARLENE WATTS. MILDRED HEFNER, IELL, GARY 5TuRDEvANT. FRANK R SHARON BALLARD. NDT IN PICTURE: ROGER EL LSIORTH. HARRY SMITH- MARG0 WM'TE' QQRJ' ' I i Row I1 BRENDA COTCAMP. SANDRA BACKO. JOAN CARVER, KATHLEEN QUINN, MARY SADDLEMIRE. EILEEN FARRELL. BRENDA STOCK, ANITA MAYHOOD, DAVID SMITH. ALBERT LEET. Row 21 GLENDA MDYER. PHYLLIS KAPRAL, LYNDA SMITH, MARY JANE BROWN, ELAINE HARPER. MARY HEATH. PRISCILLA WATSON, HAROLD WESTFALL. LAUREN HOUGHTON. ROI 3: MRS KNARP- GERALD CONRLIN. GLEN SCHNEDICRE, HOWARD PDYER, ARTHUR SOUTHARL. RAYMOND MARTIN CLANEY, GAIN-5 COOK. NDT IN PICTURE: MARGARET SHOEMAKER. BARRARA UECKER, JAMES MERRITT. 48 STOUGHTON. ARTHUR HOKE, KENNETH wALLINc, ROW It KATHERINE HAIST, LAURA CATLINI, LEONA TIINING, SUSADN MORGART, NOREEN HERMAN, DOTTIE MAY FENTON, NORMA BIRMINGHAM, DANIEL DRISCOLL. HARRY WILLS. ROW 2: SHIRLEY Ross, HELEN CLARK, GRACE WILCOX. VIRGINIA ADAMS, JEAN ELLSWORTH. DOROTHY WOODS, RICHARD CROSSETT, DALE SWAN, MRS. FORDHAM. ROW 3: DONALD INGRAHAM, EUGENE HALL, HARRIS UTTEIR, GARY YARNES, GENE FRALICK. DONALD BROOKS, WAYNE .SMlTH, JOSEPH WEED, ERIC SPRINGSTON. NoT IN PICTURE! FRANCIS LAMB, EDWARD LAMB, BERNARD HORRACKS, DOUGLAS STEARNS EgIELLgToIaII.I.EnN KOBLINSKY. Gonoon DAI.I: HoA6. BETTY BRANTT. MARCIA . CAROL ANN HOILAND. EDITH MORGAN. PEAIILEY CLAPPER. Row 2: CAROL HoAc. PATRICIA MOREHOUSE, LUCILLE vllI.LIAus, RONALD STECKER, THEODORE FAM. EDIARD OSTRANDER. RO' 3: DALE KINGSLEY. DONNA Rosmson, RONALD ROCKIELL, SANDRA Cnolu- INGSHIELD. Jonu Henzaenc. Gsones MCWILLIAIS. NOT IN PICTURE: HAROLD HIZA' DAVID WARNER. JOYCE BEAVERS. 49 AR? .-. Alln 4. Row I: LARRY THOMSON, SANDRA GILMORE, KAY TAPPAN, GERALD CROSIER. JAN PIERSON, CHARLES ANDERSON, CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN, GLADYS SMITH. Row zz DONNA PENDELL. STLIRT WHITTAKER, MARILYN GRUESBECK. JOAN KIMBLE. BONNIE WUEST, FREDA RIBACZONOK, SANDRA BROOKS. JOHN SCHAFf- Row 3: MICHAEL GLYNN, RICHARD HAND, DONALD CROFT, MARY FOX. BARBARA RJERS. WIOHT, ROBERT HODGES, RICHARD MCFALL. HERBERT CHRISTIAN. GEORGE HA NOT IN PICTURE: ROBIN ECKERT, CHARLES HILSINGER, EUGENE MEADE, KATH- RYN DOUGLAS CHERYL HODGES al R w 1 ROBERT BAKER JAMES KEESLER GERALD BALLARD ROBERT BEAVERS ELLA Ross LORRAINE ZIMMER JANE HAMILTON GERALDINE HARRIS ROW 2 MICKEY PIxLEY EDWARD DAVID KENNETH PETERSON NELSON HOLLAND ROBERT PENDELL CARL COLLVER WENDELL HENDERSON EDWARD THOMAS Row 3 ARWIN GEHM ROBERT JENSEN GARY LEONARD DAVID H NEY R ARD SLYKER ARTHUR SHEAR RICHARD WATSON LORD CHRISTIAN DOLLY GATES ROW 4 TONY OLIVER GAY JAMES BRYANT DAVID ECCLESTON N T IN PICT RE 5 NDRA TRAVIS R OBERT P HILIP MOREHOUSE WILLIAM GERST CLUTE LARRY FROST LEE PER R 50 -by ,. i K,E f zI,A,f Row IZ BARBARA CROWNINGSHIELD, MILDRED BREWER, SANDRA BURNAP, CAROL TURNER, MARY FITSER, PATRICIA PIERCE. ELEANOR JAPHET, CARRIE H MISS HETHERINGTON. ROW 2: ROBERTA WARNER, JAMES CORNELL. WILLIAM WILSON. JEFFRY KELL Y THOMAS REYNOLDS, MERLY MOSELY, RICHARD BEARDSLEY, DOUGLAS TICKNOR. ROW 3: MICPIEL HANZLIK, ROBERT WARNER, WALTER WEISSMAN, ROBERT NSU BAUER, FREDERICK LCCLESTON, ROGER MAUS, JOHN WYCHICK. NoT IN PICTURE: ELDON ABBOTT, GEORGE STOCK. RUSSEL EDMISTER , ANN LOUISE HODGES, EMMA LOU LIVERMORE. GLORIA MONK. ,JI 9' Row 1: ROBERT PIECH, DAVID THOMAS, BARBARA BALLARD, DOUGLAS UNDER- WOOD. RUTH ZIQER, SANDRA HILL. MISS SPENCER. Row 2: JOSEPH ELLNAN. DONALD FENTDN. HENRY MANWARING. KIETN Cnoss CARoI.E FREIJE, JAMES MORGART, ROW 3: BEVERLY TREIBER, CAROL HIBBARD, MARIAN MILLS, HAROLD Hon ROCKS, MARTIN HARE, GARY EATON. NOT IN PICTURE: SHARON LEE BDNNEY. VIRGINIA KUCHER, JOANNE PIXLEY HARRY COLE. RONALD COBB, JANES CRANDALL. DOUGLAS GRANT, GARY SHEARER: PAUL WHITE. 51 lr THE 1949 PET Snow THE KINDERGARTENS VISIT DILLENBECK'S GREENHOUSE Vx 4. qhmwwqw Nwwwmhwa N 'Hi 41 ll l. :3 is I 5 RALPH SMITH CHATS IITM JENKS AND ORVIE SAIYER THE KIND RGARTEN M 57 ,0 ff X l J ,Q 3 F0 V sky nr:1nvlT'fS x , if J 'IS 2 'f 'O , K Jn l f I Z, fi:- 5 C0 152' I X. ' ' Il First row: Lila Willis, Beverly Stevens, Jacqueline Travis, Delores P0tter, Dorothy Gruesbeck, Jean Brewster, Joyce Leach. Second row: Lorraine Wasko, Gloria Thornton, Mary Burton, June Beard- sley. Ramona Sparrow, Joan Peters Jean Carver Third row: Winola Goodrich Carolyn DePue, Dorothy Binmingham, Audrey spencer, Doris Fulmer, Winola Goodrich, Nita Riley. Iftcio'-t UWM First row: Dorothy Probert, Judy Barrows, Beverli Travis, Carolyn Shrauser, Sylvia Henderson, Ruthann Stevens Donna Ta cott. secon low: linxfred Bailey, Judy Schermerhorn, Jaen Smith, Harriette Clough, Betsy Vannitto, Beverly Iwaniuk, Betty Bird. Thir row: marjorie Riley Rena Boss, Florence Leet, Betty Underwood, mruam out Anim neie canp, T man, Jean Nick. Fburth row: Mary Lou Cross Carol Deiss, Jeanne Gruesbeck, Mary Jane Sherwood, Joanne Dhleen, Phyllis Kleine. Bernice King, Ramona Ellis. 54 f-iv Lzmjof C First row: Betty Sears, Sylvia Quarella, Sue leir, Shirley Ellis, Eleanor Kenyon, Dorothy Leonard. Second row: Barbara Blakeslee, Jeannine Croft, lileanor Bight, Katherine Krissell, Elizabeth Monty, Ann Montague, Joanne smith. Third row: -Betty Edwards, Delilah Gehm, DeLores Pcndell, Martha Prentice, Linda Richards, Sally Zopp. poi? llortas First mu: I Bob Little, Kennard Brown, Glenn Turner howard Colliver, Qonlld Kleine. ' Second row: Dick Gehm, Millard Lewis, Walter Irish, Bob Roe. 55 QT W' First row Chrlstlne 0aklev Nancv Blsholl Martha Prentice Dorothy Leomrd Elizabeth Monty Sally D Delilah Gelm Second mu Linda Richards Doro y Underwood Boris Archer Barham Bush Sylvia Pierson Antonette Qmrella Patricia Gorham Lorna Bald l n Third rol Inez Sturdevant Patricia Snow Patricia Reader Gladys Paff Im Sears Jean 0l1ver Edith Leach Sylvia Wilcox 666' inf' W' gs Flrst row' Eleanor lhipple Edith Decker Shirley Ellis Claire llust Eleanor light Barham Tanner Kathy Krissell Elizabeth Holden.. Second rout Margaret Henningsen, Joanne Slllfh, Betty Sears, Eileen Stnu ton, lary Cl1nton,' Barham Blakeslee, Sue Gehm, Olive Brewer. Thi rol: Eleanor Bavid, Barham smth Pat Albem, Clara Sprague, llartln RlDlD0rtg lary Lou Nick, Patsi Hall, Beverly Arnold. 56 A 0'?flflJ J! gs A Nm 5 mgidwa lg PlrSt row Mar Ellsworth Loretta swan June Ellman Joan Anderson Cora Jean Clou Sue Welr Sylvla Qu rella Ann Montague Nancy Thom son second row Delores Glenn Jeannlne Croft Patrxcla Hohn Vlrglnla H111 Eleanor Kenyon Sandra Whitlock Betty Edwards Alberta Carpen ter Beverly Smlth Thlrd row Ruth Ellsworth Lauretta Lewls Patrlcla Scholes Kather xne Cameron June Schwenke Mary Plxley Dorothy Goodrlch Marxlene Beatle Jane Ames FIFSL row Betsy vanDltt0, sylvla Henderson, Phyllxs Klelne, Beverly uk, M' B ton ggzghd roxry Jgry Lou Cross, June Beardsley, Harold Meaker, Bud uurney, Roy Arnold, Bob Llttle, Herbert Hyde Standlng Mr Balley, Mrs Goodwln 57 lll'b'L - B 2 wi ,K 'S Q. A 0. K in X 'V 3 3 4 , , g go 'Q F M it v 3 Q W1'S Q E fly A X Q ,Q , 1 A F ML if ss, li?-N 2 ., ,Q '- O ' . U I r Q g :,. iv K , A 'efi Qt Q22 '5fg?gi35 -ff, I , 5 if Q:FV?F? ' 2 gg , . , ' . . s n 1 1 ' 1 I Z I h . ' . . , . . . 1 ' n r 1 ' . , l o 1 - . 5 ' . ' . ' . ' I Y I U D 1 . Y 1 ..-1-'E Eirst row: Audreyjglezen, Keith Kennedy, Marly Burwn. Second row: Bob Little, Jack Morse, Doris Fu mer, Heroert Hyde N0t ln Dicturez John Glezen, Roy Arnold, Beverly lwaniuk. dll. First row: Mary Lou Cross, Ramona Sparrow, June Beardsley, Jean fB.I'V9I' Seconmi row: Willis Deiss, Barbara Hyde, Hamm Meakeff Am' Vandeburg' Melvin Bowman. 58 dd! 'X s ff' - Mr. lwuert, Bailey ,..4n4 Dick smiu X . f - Ausentz Donald Kleine, Donald KeLchum, Gary Driscoll. F I-'irst row: Sylvia Henderson, Bgnice king, Phyllis Kleine, Betsy V2nlJit,t,0. second row: Robert Gates, Marilyn Zelsnack, Judy Barrows, Robert, Roe. 59 ,sv-M 'fi 3 '35 f ' My xi M M ES f wi' ,W if mf M Nr-f ,5wf.ggg'ff4xf9. gg. ' ff 'Q w gg, iii-W :yefif if x Rx 9 m W, Q T Q? 5 N i gag? 'SS 5 f ' 1 X x L L., 'l S, V - .I -Q 5 A 3' - .. W' ' In WSW Ibb. , Sli I S3155 s ima.. MMU' 1 I iw Q Q is ' f y f A: K IR ' gi ffm 'J' , g .A ff stiff' N2 YS ,FX Qi it ,Q I- 'L' I I AW 0+ 'A is 8 X-. .YK s 'EQHIPAW iw ii E --13-i , -ik , :,.,I A:'ff,j-ra' Q fag? 5 MQ w X 1 3195 qi Y In E 1 1 o 1 A 1 ' J gf' v' f . ge Af. L fi? Q , -I-HV' wk! Q N 4, -0 N x RT? , , t fix gif!-'Xgxfx o F if F . ' Q L' I-'gage , Q it -,Q f , if Y' Q g N ..-' A x as Q , ' EM -il 5 Q T , A ww. . 1 Q ii A 'I A X wx Eff qgwg Q W iff NY 9 1 EQ' w -x:,,.gj- , -Hs., SX iy lwfiYFirst rol: Joyce Sanford, Lorraine Wasko, Harriette Clougr Second row: David Little, urrin Rowe, Barbara nyde, Dorothy Grues- beck. dd! First row: Mary Clinton, Betty Edwards, Elizabeth Holden. Second row: Keith Kennedy. Audrey Glezen. 61 Gary Driscoll LefL Lo rignmz Jean Carver, QeLLy Bird, June Beardsleg, Mary Lou nerhorn lvla Henderson mary Burton gue hinne Cross, Judy Scnern n , sy , , , Gloria Tnornron, Winilred Bailey, Joan Peters, uoronny Pronert Phyllis Kleine HL piano. 66' i lag hz Ctbrt 62 'Q Left, no riihtz George King, David Broyni Richard Eaton, Joehnllfkg' Gnrdnn Bla eslee, Harry spangenburg. M11 ard Lewis, Fred Vie welg ,f i Standing: Winnie Bailey, Phyllis Kleine, Mary Jane Sherwood, Betsy yanuirio Beverly Iwaniuk, Dorothy Gruesbeck. seated: ,Mrs. Virginia Ross. XI fftfs'-I I First row: BGVCFIQK Iwaniuk, Mary Burton, June Beardsley. second row: Phyllis Kleine, Joanne Uhleen, Mary Lou Cross. Jil' luv: lfadms sf , 87 X U, Z la. P I Q C C3 Beverly Immiuk Fi rst row: . row: Qfl- Sfmt Qecond Carolyn Prentice, Boneita Thomson. Audrey Glezen, Sylvia Henderson, Captain Beverly Spencer. Hfz IQ4-Ira: Standing: Joanne Glezen, Banona Sparrow, Dolores Potter, Loretta SQ . Kneeling: Janice Eaton .6-,wMl7z ZBA 5' First roi: Bonnie froft, Sharon Lee Stearns, Betsy Boss, Betty Ellsworth, Judy Ranch 1. Second rol: Sandra Bozelle, Vesta Glezen, Carol Ferrell, Suzanne 'im 65 Seated Glorxa Thornton Leora Underwood Dorothy Probert Beverly Travis Gertrude Lamb Standlng Ramona LIIIS Plrst row Wlnlfred nalley marlanne McNamara Mary Burton M0n2 Zonv second row Joyce Sanford Mary Lou Cross Edxtor 66 :nlzbgnggg MP5 lfessd CUTCUWH Auvlser Phyllls klelne hdltor mary 7 dftaan df-n First row Joan Peters Davld Brown Glenn Turner Betty Blrd Second row Beulah Tneodore Mona Zopp Sue Klnne June Beardsley WUUIC bsllty 67 second row: Rooert Little, Mary Burton, Ruth Ann Stevens, Dorothy W xl 'Penny you' re a wonderful little actress, but--you make me so ashamed. t Ll un 34 A changed Pemmy descends the stairs in an unusual attire. ,IJ 'I don' t mind ordinary noises like shrieking and stanping, if you what have you done with tlmt glider? just won' t sing. ' 68 .---NX J 4 S . xlib QQ as 'J - Xyxp-,v f . W, ffm Z J S x R l- 'xxj Penni wood. ........ Mary BQTLOH xg, Chuc Harris ..... Robert Little Mrs. Wood... Elmer Tuttle. Dr. Wood ...... Effie ....... Milly Lou.. Dorothy Probert .Francis Zelsnack ....Glenn Turner .Winifred Bailey ..June neardsley They cost 86.75. Wholesale. lffrz'0 6f!4 G. Mervyn Roberts Roger van vleck.. Mr. Harris ....... Ralph Wentworthn Julie Harris ..... Franklin Pendell ....0ennis Brown ...Millard Lewis .Gloria Thornton Shirley wentworthffiff .. .... Melvin Bowman . . Mary Lou Cross .,-., .....---, -- ..,,, , ,nv -- 69 ' X FU r rj I Junior stl1:'f 'loadstools are poxson' Come on Bob. I' ll he rlght there 70 . , . 0 MM Vyff 1-J1 q- Ifwfpf ' F P R X X x lvl on MOLIILI' rather Junlor Jane nelen bunlee Carl Lelty Mldge Dot Huber hleLen Marlon Twlnlng John Andrus Rlchard bmlth Audrey GleLen Jane Clark Mona Lo p wlllldm UOOIILL e Paul marsh beverly bpencer Dorothy Brewer Mr Gordon Hugh LoLcaup Mrs hordon bue klnne S111 'L B ............. I ,A A Q Carrie ffffffjeunne Gruespeck QU!! db' ' ig g w'llis Deiss, Heroert Hyde, Phyllis Kleine' Hugh Cotcam' geE2ndr?:w: gusan Kinne, June Beardsley, Mary DUYUOH- Flrst row Mary Lou Nlck Patrlcla Albern Sue Gehm Betty EGWBFUS Dorothy Dlrmlngham Delllah Gehm Second row 0smer Brooks James Barrows Barbara Smlth Jeannlne Croft Dorothy Gruesbeck Dorls Ful er Shlrley 011ver Patsl nall MISS Margllerlte Jayne Adviser 0,41 President Mary Burton vxce Presldent Robert Little Treasurer WIIIIS Delss Second row Mrs Helen Frawley Advlser Donald Ketchum Leon DePue ,lf I Ptryllls Klelne Anlta Theleman Arthur Arrow James Baxter Not 1n Plcture Judy Schermerhorn Fred nuker Chau-man of letters and Awards 2 . . . T ' - . , , I 7 ' : , 9 ' s Q ' Q I 1 . - - v 1 1 . rxxov nun, nv. on ,............- ,, ,,..-..--,, avr, ...--- - W -., . --V ., v D 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 I . ' , , 1 1 . . . I ' D 7 ' I v ' ' . J mlqkkkiililffh Q :QQ as Nw N If K X ,GQSJ ff! W FITIHH f ' r I EV? 2 L-X X ,, g x M Y X . V I? :hy Q I 4 ll - 'U X M' N X 2 Hmm 1 X x W V x 3 f i x . 4 , A 1 Y xg Nl K L. !! I N9 1 f me ' 'XX xx , K K rw 5-K K NW N W XS-N Q ix jx ff f X-B X V ' ,QS K z Aw Y-:X t , '- f J W 9 V Q' 'lt I QI' 7 ' Q f '41 x N N Se lacf MRS. ALMA BEARDSLEY During AbbIe's s ay W ganlzed the Leader's C and Swlmnlng and Varsity teams were established Everyone Is grateful eppreclatlve f r al e thlngs hat wh! e she was here an 1771, The Select Hockey Team journeyed to O ford y o o In the flnals to Greene Row 1 o Ohleen, Jean Carver Mary Lou Cross, Glorla Thornton, Joan e ers, Jane Berthel, w nnle a s Kle me 2 Betsy Vannltto, u h Bax er, Dorothy Probert Katherine or 8 aora n erwood, June Beards e , Dorot Zopp, Audrey Glezen, Carolyn Prentice 74 JC KJ MRS- VIRGINIA ROSS 'N rs ln January, Mrs. Vlrglnla Ross, camo to w.P.C.S. with plenty of vlgor. She estab- t Ilshed a Referee's Club and star od the bas- ketball season rolllng. Plans were Completed for a Spring Playday at Greene, lay 6th. Serum.: Row 1 ry Burton, wlnn 0 Ba lay Glorla Thornton, Gortruda Lamb, dune Baardsley Row 2 an Carver, ry u Cross, ro y , Barnlca Klng 75 1 5 : Ma I I , 2 do I Ma Lo Do th Probert Phyllls Klolna, Asiat- TJ QU! rr M .37 Q , . ' Is. if N in I' if x K Ron 1: Mary Ensign, Oelorls Pendoll, Betty Edwards. Ro: 2: Susan Pendell, Martha Rapaport, Joan Oliver. Q6 ,QLTLAQK -r 8.4 295 Duo to th c we at he r, t he 3- an y tl o b gt ug gn th or a Ssnlors, Juniors, and Freshmen was nov played off. Dnio-td' '76 ,wah 45 a ene e Anne Llndow. GT reood, Anlte Thelsman, J Row 2: Carolyn Shreuger, Ann Vendeburg, Audrey Spencer, Doris Jenn Fulner, Lorrelne-wesko. RO' 33 DOI'01hy Gruesbeck, Betty Underwood, Jaen Smith, Delores Potter, Shirley Oliver fc uffu'0-ts '11 bmw Wu- Row El w eon e Bud Gur Joe Bur Tom Zelsnack, Jack Taylor Evert Jenks, Maurlce Braman Ken swan ow 3 George Underwood, Ken Pendell, Hugh C tcamp, Ray oot D arley Jeff Springs o Louis Mclnto Row 4 .eorge Gohl, Werner Puddzd, Larry arsh Sw John n dru ro Row 5 arl chmedlcke, rford ner Coac A Socqu Louls woo az' l4f L.! L011, tn0y Polnt Cen a School spor e n ma yea this season. h whytney Pglnt Opponents ns 0 c d o osltlon to COP the tro . Co cap e ns n ebur J D el m b up foot ch t ss . e mps fo ea mes l n o a Afton a er a hard b ttle w h a well belenc nbrldge c em vlctorlou a l the tro . Thelr game wlth Harpursvllle proved a romp and the flnal step to the champlonshlp. 78 18 Chenango Forks Bainbridge Afton Chenango Forks M rpursvllle ff. s 5' A Q f . . .,. f fl 'Q as 4 P 0 it 'K' K 4 r 111, F K F, .6 Q , 5 tj w X.. ' JE' lr' , s l 1 i A fu .., mf? we he -'J' s I X vm KJ' . K 'I h Red lls, Mlllard L8 ls, L D Pue, ney, ke, Row 2: Bob Little, Fred Eanker, Keith vandeburg, Jlm Kelbel, Art Af row, , . R : o R , lck C , t n, sh. : F ' M , Bill an, A s, na ld gllla : C S E Ml , h l et, d- o 0 , Wh! tr l t d 115 best football team l ny rs Wit a clean slate of 5 wl t nolossesthe hamps owned all 1 PP Ph! ' ' 13 tl , neun va a g and lm Kel el 3 led th r tea playlng ang- ball 39 ll U le Th che und sy 44 a ge n Chena g Forks nd nd 31 aft a lt - ed Bal lub erged s nd 'wel on the way to phy ------ 3 'T i '-:J fr ROW 1 b L t e an er th Vande u Ar Arrow Ken Swan ROW 2 Ray Roof, Bud GUTHGY, Norm Strong, George Underwood, Herb Hyde, Coach Al Socquet Q0-7,4 5' yds e Golden E glee of 9 50 w e of be has team Wh P int as ever Wlth a record of 14 won to 3 lost,the Eagles ended the ason of seco ace of the Susquenango Lea The very able guidance of Coach Socquet was flne seas wlcel a Clnclnnat T e latter eam was ater beaten b the Eagles 50 at ney o nt elther of two games wlth sherburne had been won by e a les w tney Polnt w uld have been champs owever, h of the e games proved to be a jlnx and Sherhurne n by a smal score ext year fou letterman Ill retu ey are u Gurney, Norm Strong, Fred Zanker, and r Arrow The hlgh scorer for the ar y was re an I w t 260 poln s whlch was the second highest In the I gue The albstars were Fred Zenker and Bo Llttle 80 n In Opponents 791 h Har Che S ldney rks 6 7 : Bo I t l e, FT d Z k , K ef b rg, t , l Wh lt ey Po t ll I 1 Th I 194 and as 51 Harpursv e 3 on fb! st ketball s lt- 41 Marathon 40 HQ! 0 N hed. - 51 Chenango Forks 27 se In sole possesslon nd 45 Truxton 39 Pl gue' Q5 Greene 43 a leading factor In thls on. 52 Oxfo rd W7 The three games lost went to Sherburne It nd us. h Q1 Clnclnnatus 57 t I y 69 3 2 5 e rbu rn e 38 to whlt P I . If the 36 Marathon 24 th Eg , hl o 47 Sldney 59 . H I boi S 39 pu rsv Ill e 28 no l I N r H8 nango Fo 37 w rn. Th Bd 69 Clnclnnatus 50 9 A t . V - 60 Greene 3 alt F d z k Ih t 42 Oxford 33 U' 33 sherburne no b . l 47 45 5 ood cn the f brea' ff 32' Sr www C ach Socqu t SVU 9 B98 Look at m N , ffff 4 n f I x I ' N 24 'Sh is 'U we D ,U wat ast k, . W Q 5 I ' Q 9 A ln he oes ln! 81 the hang off that ball! Roe 1 Kelth Kennedy, Don Ketchum, Hugh Cotcamp, Howard Collvar, Don Klelne Donald Dav d Row 2 stewart G rney, L uls wood, Erford Min , Bob Gates, George Gohl, Sw , Jlm Know! No ln plcture B ll Stearns faydffs hough the J yvees dld n t have exceptionally good season, the games ey dld e re ual dr e mere one or two points Thls team was one which showed a lot of flght game ter game ood example th r cond Oxford game, on the latter's court, e jayveas er a close ga ored twelve polnts ln the last qu r to wln by a score of 2 to They ended the aeeaon holdlng thlrd place e ague nd gee eo to st.E ord I high s r the u 173 olnts. The representatives of the teen for the alketangwere Don Ketchum and Hugh Cot caep. 82 O P I t ho t Oppo 592 :gf ' fee? 1 , J fi N a ' ' . i . ' 1' it Q , . G B, if -, .3 fl 3 - Ms' Q Q 2 , A 1 .F ' Q 9 iz - i ' K g 3 7 -if -ff N1 ' ,W ' . , 1. I U 0 gf Blll an den. I : I A , Whitney P Int nents 48 Har ursvllle 19 27 Mara n 36 52 Chenango Forks 33 25 Trux on 22 Q2 Greene 27 31 oxford 29 25 Cl nc! nna tus 36 Alt 'a o an 25 shefbufne 38 Marathon 38 th los ee us ly opp d by a 31 . 29 Sidney 21 af- . A 9 ls .l so- 31 Harp11rsvIl le 26 ' 38 Chenango Forks 42 I: .ft v.'y 2:1 43 Clnclnnatus 69 te 3 27. 51 Greene 52 ln 0 f rd 27 th le a had 7 es n 10 32 xbor Q 39 lo rf Mlner asthe co er 36 Sher U n of jayvee sq ad with p 32 5 dney 38 ' 60M GTB ou ds o dow rst and J HID-UI Two for 22 G+ l A S1 i w hn ezen rr Zo ry we w an Stewart Gurne John Fordn m Q T th h f.l'0 D yea n m t o rmural sports oflolaafzc an J IHC aselad Candidates for 1950 track team have ' This year the baseball team has be been supervised and trained by Coach Al Socquet. The team of last year was de fe by Marathon and came In fourth in ated the league neetlng at Afton. Thls year a majority of the letterman are re Ing and the team ls looklng for a better season. under the guidance of Mr. Leo elrmlngh Last year,under the dl rectlon of Cos turn lenced players returnlng,a better seas ls expected. :N .:4 za' 3 WL eo lv ,- f f I 1 O ' V 84 l 4-H- twex :1Qf:: ' f K 'k 133 . ll l Q L 545 t err 0 kk l ill 2 e A E , of .M Y ,. if r x li gy K . - X, . R0 lr JO G1 , La y pp, Ga Driscoll, Larry rd, R o 2: o e w a r a , y , , , Th eighth grade quintet omped ro- ug their opposltlon with little u le thls r. Thler fl al ga e wlth he sen! rs proved their superiority In ln- t e . Al Socquet,the teen came In fourth ln the league. This year,wlth many exper 5, XXX XX y qi., IJHY BY UHY K i I 'F N I I f gl L3 X- QE, I X X. X X NX ,f K N ' J ! 3, X I Qgx k n. 'Q-uv. M'mHnn.g,,, U' The lz znde rgarten clnldren nuke a tour of the green-house svfmwm xW- 'J' Members of the Model Airplane Club d1s1Jlay thezr work The Ninth grade Soczal Studzes Class uses soft drunk to do an expenment rn consumer buymg M 0 X W-M 4, X, 3 Q aw if J 5 if r 5 f 6.3 Q' f o, - ww , 5 , X- ' ' V0 A z hw :Q ,i it N AR Eg fam It if f -vw, , .W- M ' .., Q, f f S 'f4, es ,J sig, 'Xa , ,V , 1 i l gain . .w ,Y , 4 5 Q X -v , X ' ' - - . Jr 3' . A f ...W M, M... A 'V ,L it Qi kgj klj gli Eli H3152 kg li-:J k-I , , v Kgs? QNV 6 5' fwl' Aww 1-'X 117.61161 fl no 's p fl ys 1 C s C Lass seems to be enjoymg their experiment. 90 Nfwf 'jfs H0221 L5 h e Lp s h e r c Lass prepare thezr Lessons 547' W 1 l 1 ia 7 goe s over a prob W .Soczal Stud unth this group. f 1 W' 0 -as que. 5 M Fi Aeslls. kv K . f ' 1 5 3 r v'I X 47: . 91 Iftfgai s '0. Q Tn S, 2 vqpahs Ea tkun ff lx K x 3 n 1 xdx x , W' my VI7 ,XM I ff . xf l Q 5 5 X .5 ,-...ssgg X5 33- - ..-, 5. T, my Q ,likes s 'Q' ' v- ',,FQBfi iQ r, ,g X t ii' M 5 N s N, ms 'W M bm , y -VQQQ-QHQHI Wm .m, jf 'Q Q ggpmlllunnun - Ex h . . E '::,. .Mi -,I g5af ,. Q 'lu .Q -J' , W. A x Q ' Q N I F x b 'uns--...,.., EU? , yy, ,W X- 2 ' ' . Mrs Northrup's group starts work on thezr globe N QQ f , F' f- ' . . ' .A. students take dazly traps to the cL1n1c fof PemC'LLm thfough the P I Rheurrutic Heart Fund. ff.2'J.ig55fc525'j5. 'i'LC2'Zi15t??,.ifi0?Z3fa.fOHO'Ued the mf' of Lowell 93 It is story time for Mrs. Fordham's group. . , V s 3ulf 1 .5 2 Fm' .KL-3-e .L.-Lg-?f 191515 ,auf J ,...w ' ,yu Af Susan Hilginger is busy at her Ken Pendell shows his authority as Principal for-a-Day job as Janitor for-a-Day. 94 if iw WJ' f N k f if 1 Q' ' ' 3' iw N251 Q 4 x A , 9 - 5 g if If 0 I 2 x R, ng K CIOC vie ff, ,fl It TQX 'Q 1' 5- f e 12 1 vu, 0 L 'A ' QI I H Q l i SQ :Hgh .1 iv I ww Hrs XeLley's speech class rehearse a play for the Umrrutw Festrual ww? iv 'Q' The Jumor Dramatzcs Club dzrected by Hr Jenkm Williams put on a one act play Just a Saturday Night 96 . ' . 2 ln 6' Q11 Q., L. My 2 ' his A ' y ea lx E - 6. A A Q v K ' Qa- ? ., ip M, Q rr ' rr Hrs Fruwely helps Mary Clinton plan h ear -.1 er program for the comng 1' Q 0 0 0 1 A two week pre scho l nursery was conducted zn the homemakzng room by Hrs Beverly Zuz emu and her homemaklng class we s, f' A I , R. . 1 Q ' 11'-' . 1' - A ' . ci ,- A . ' in x - x Q 1, pak 1 ,, .P A , , . 44, L3 ' r sf ? ' A , ,.',' Q, K tr? 51, , 'V' x ' o , .Q 2. 2 . , nf 6 '. ..f s. , xl Q. guy d we turn nk' J ' 74 lv tihfp ,.' 6 f or-A e .' 'X Q-1 1 1 V , . ,VJ 414 ' 3 '+ v. 4. M5 ,V I r 97 1' 5 if 4 The students zn H1ss Clark's Social Stud1es class study the globe they made for a project f'os C T .---qqg Ii1ffFi3F'4 Sim? W 'M Stlzss Spencer's k1ndergarten takes great pride in conduct1ng their ore 98 S I or 'Y' X ' a',,1?'.,, X . y 5 M A 5 34 I 1 X , K . , : .J X 1 Q V. , 3'HQsgnmmW t . 123 ,Y 5 X Om 5 - L- fk ,I . k loud- HNQM fl 4 4+ J t A39 s F QQ ,.' 1 Q-1 ? s..,g .wks -sk s X kk A X ' -5, A 3 . 1 M A V 'M if ' ?'LS:+ ji Q, 9 W . woggs Tracy and her art class 171 front of a dwplay of fhegr Own Hrs Rays' second grade erperzment mth a fhermorneteras they study 1ts use 99 ance Jail? 's dancing class presented a recital April lst. 'YT M1 '14 ik fifflhw' W fl 1 2 .34 WA f 5 ' -- 'XX fs , 'n f 721 7' , f -si? T r y Q ' ' gr? -f , ,K K 3 Zsx 5z'f k'1v 5, N !mPs X9 K EA gggfpif Senior Advisers- Miss Scott and Mrs. Kelley 5 Irish Meet the boys e'U. Nw. E Three heads? Dot pgsjnf DUO heads? r--,i As F I 1! .sr i DMI!! ll J , KJ ay N ' E 9 lmlillllulllllmumnnnullllul Q! X W W!l ,S, K W WH mf? XR If B Q wx' v 1 N44 . lx T IM , E W Jzb YWLMO ,ww 72 JL, MMWPQWLY 7 WWCJ 43 if Qgfdzgawc Cmzznw ' ALJ-df 2 W 7fW7 '?7 120 ,.,. yviv-A. alum-.1afML 066- 104 SUPERIOR SCHOOL BUS BODIES The f1fS1 All Metal School Bus Bodles and made by the largest producer of school buSbOd16S WHY EXPERIMENT? 3 43 49 an SUPERIOR BODY SALES INC Phone 626 NEWARK NEW YORK Sold Superlors sluce 1932 zwfwf affmw Cmwlnments Larkln Musical Instrument Company 6 For Insurance 94 Chenango Street Phone 77 Elnghamton New York Everything for the mu5,c,an Yh1tney Poznt N Y 105 a , Y 0 --p no-Q,-gvur-1-oo., 16, 21, 1, , 0 55 Qkvf Miig, Capacities f rs ..... ,----- X .N, . 635!4 , I I Of c.A. Hill son . . ' 7 Canplnments Comollments Assemblyman Richard Kna f3dU3t1OD Class :ple Cuties Optnca 80 Court Street oben est Binghamton N Y Ik jfef' 1glN7cr:KlNG- PORTRHIT oF JEAN CRRVEK V750 Cl-H95 BINGHANTQNS :FINEST Sruoro IZCJFKONT 57' 106 J in the line of prescriptions r s greetln car s and cos ie ics C0lTDllm6l'1tS of Ruston's Crocery is e Congratulations Seniors Hugh school days are over. The world beckons to you with its work and its fun, its education and progress Success to you in this land of opportunity We hope to know you better and in the years to come, serve you as we have so many of our grads since I9o! e Fl st o Ba i ey Poin rnber F I0 l'l'lll lllll GIVES TBI S0 HICI Ilfll lllllllllll L C. EALFOUR CGPANY TTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS CLASS RINGS AID PINS COIIENCENEIT INVITATIONS ERSONAL CARDS DIPLOIAS CLUB INSISNIA MEDALS TROPHIES Wh1tney Polnt 1-: I Gregory, Recreatlon Alleys RE 'E 'E veterinarian, main Street, Whitney Point, Whltlley P01l1t,IN Y LELAND LEE renders his services IG4 HERMITAGE Ro night or day ROCHESTER NEI YORK 108 A P . ' ' Dr... . .T CHRYSLER RITTENBURG Plqmoufhfi' Congratulatlons Fompilments mwkwwm TAFT S HARDWARE STORE has furnished the peo e of this community wit hardware and electrical supplies for many years. Ilenn Tymeson,W n 1SlB h Y Hall's Hardware has a complete line of Daints and hardware. 109 V7-4Zl 'l Z-I 'U ZOE --Ill-Q WEMAKEEM WW BINGHAHTON AUTOMOBILE SPRING C0 16 JARVIS STREET BINGHAHTON N Y 110 O F K I L E Y S 1 5 H I ll YOU BREAK'EM 'w 'I JdN'fN V. I QAQPWVWE ,V M-cum dm Q' IWW? F 'Ulf QTRULL CDNS1BuCl1ON LDI JANY Compliments wt1I'NI1,Y POINT 4 Y Vandeburg' s Esso Service Our best W1SheS to the Class of 1950 f rom The Southard O11 Go Wh1tney Po1nt UA JIQNE NIUFT PHONE Your Tel6Ph0I1e I5 Inmspensable- ss s business snd hone service it is one of the genuxne friends of everyday living A lot of Couldn t get slong without s telephone nn sn emergency s routine trsnssctxon or nn ordlnsry socxsl lnfe And people ln the Telephone Business are Humsn Beings They know from experience that courteousness is vltsl to successful telephone ussge !N EXTENDING BEST IISHES T0 THE 1950 GRADUATES LET US REIIND YOU THAT THROUGHOUT YOUR LIFETIIE YOU CAN COUNT THE TELEPHONE AIONG YOUR 000D FRIENDS. 111 WSEEPNQEQA MM 2. Cormgratulatlons Best w1Sh8S to the 'Blue Coal Graduat 1ng Class Herbert Hibbard Jr. Life Insurance Blanche A Birchmeyer Whitney Point, N. Y. Phone 24 1 WHITNEY POINT THEATER. WM DUHLMEIER GARAGE Off1C18l AAA Serv1ce General Automobxle Servzce 5 Gasoline Oils Lubrication X750 Tire Repairing we Q Whitney Point, New York E Day Phone '78 N1136 Phone 113 T0 Y0u...in your hour of triumph May success continue to Our S1ncerest Follow you on your Congratulauons' Journey through l1fe LEA!! CUVPLIINENTS TO 'TT-E CLASS OF 50 Couplunents BROCMAY BINGHAHIUN 275 Chenango St nuen a snskwooo BINGWUUN Clothler and Furnlsher DR ANJNRS CHARLESLEAHY Whutney Point, N Y 114 V of FFL 3 K,-Q rw jg H -21 W-MS , ' 2 N,Y, -1 li I W U 'YF YX5 The tome and 0ff1C8 of' Dr Rlchard Drlscoll dCIIt1St1COll1DS Street Whltney Pomr, lhlhu'R.NhllerCb Inc stationery School 8UDD11es sporting Goods Bxnghnmumg N Y In 1Q5O L1s1e Producers Coo Llsle N Y Manager Keep Cleaner with Crandall' 77 State Binghamton N p exeLus1ve dzstr butors of Nzbroc lowtowels Harley Beardsley Phone 81 115 for washing cows ,t . 'K A ' Q :xi -,: I rag - . 'll' . . , ix , .N . 4, , 55.21 ,' ,-nl 1 nv RAW. RA 'I . .Qt f W wrfxif Q 'r.-w 1 . . 1 ' I Q, ,., ' '. , fl K, . Ex vii..-5 YA :'1't,.' le. ' A S 'X , V W' N, ll .u t A 'fX1.,.,M.:4,.vg:J1F'4 - . , . I n . ' ' I . . I ' y lull ' . . af . , . S I -in , vf.f..f. .., .1 .mn 5 . . - . ' ' 3 , . 0 l I 0 , . . . P-'E szavzcs , CN I 'W lllll cfflarzflinx, Congratulat1ons T'J BWWEfiRVEE INC F WHLEJLE msnmmnon CUWER WBWNQUQHHMUW SES NNGMMWN NN'WFK Old School Building Whitney Point, New York Pl-INE BIM5 20138 Phone 11443521 116 55239 5 v 9' 0 WRIGHT ELECTRONIC SERVICE . X LowCRS Wham T 5 eITcn f Udlfy I S DILL E NBECKS Fofa Yme flowzifi C FTS B X. fu. 7 Pho E 48 I' as ,T Rd- L 9 -4 A 3 'tfl TMC. Dal- 'I aan 1 HOME E., P NewY K 117 Vx Y 'u 's o- W M 0 Q W .Tx i . m?:a-mT.oh8 Y' gldinltl ff? 0 '51 J-.Q,..,,.,n C115 wfmff, PMI N-Y fmvy-Rey 1 - E. N F C pl' t l U I th c N H E O k d H t 1 4 0 R L A L 5 L 01 r ap p, R Whffn gmt on VMBDIIERTI-E PLACE TOEAT Acnoss FRGWTI-'E SCHX1. IEEE VAN DITTO NRNAER RANSOM FP ANKLID Scrap Iron 8a Metal Auto Wrecking Used Parts Whitney Point, New York Phone 126 PAPER METAL RAGS Colllrstulatxonl to the C1151 BINGHAMTON BAG AND BURLAP COMPANY INC. 118 CUWPUVUEUTS U SUUTHERU TIER LIVESTOCK VUQRKU I HULUQl?DE.BRHlUQRD - JRHUUGES Lf HJ X ZX f f Z!! ff xN W N 'faumx H' 1 1 , ' NXWNHH xXX 'Z Wg K HUTUEIIHPH V! sf iii E ,J I Z X 12 My T I fly!! W V if J o , 6 0 , X K X X x ! , X f Lia! . 2' ff fr, xXx 'ffl f f f ...fbi , ,W f ff ,Mx I I if . Wy!! ' f f I V Q4 3 W ,-4. X. 2 . fy Z al.,--:-J-NAV! fig-j if 5 1. 1 WW' Y, A rl,-XSX l


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